Word: blundered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...stupid blunder would...
...then can Mr. Mellon (appointed by President Harding) be credited with a two billion, 600 million dollar reduction in the debt before that time? ". . . The blunder is almost incredible on the part of a newspaperman, to whom Presidential year dates are naturally the most familiar of all possible landmarks . . . the article throughout is vitiated by ... error...
...place to attempt a review of his accomplishments during his short tenure of that office. Suffice it to say that the most cursory examination of the files of this paper reveals conclusively to what purpose Mr. Bingham has exerted his influence. With the single exception of a serious blunder in the conduct of Harvard's athletic relations with Princeton, including the proposed intersectional game with Michigan, that purpose has been a salutary one. Necessarily, however, one year and a half of office can mark only the initiation of Mr. Bingham's policies. Particularly because collegiate sport is now passing through...
Taxi, Taxi (Marion Nixon). Director Melville Brown's first production, Her Big Night, was so successfully and hilariously funny that the stupidity of this, his second effort, is acutely painful. The comedy is supposed to flow from the well-intentioned blunder of a hero so nitwitful that he pays $300 for a broken-down taxi on a rainy night. Marion Nixon is cute, opposite Edward Everett Horton, lummox...
...scarce can blunder home by break...